Supplementary Material
Table S1. Elevation, temperature, relative humidity and mass
data in the sampled localities.
Table S2. Diet of P. boliviensis identified by DNA
metabarcoding. Number of reads at species and order levels.
Figure S1. Comparison of the fresh mass of P.
boliviensis showing differences between sexes and between populations.
Values indicate mean ± 95% CI (n = 10).
Figure S2. Bipartite
prey–spider reads interaction network. a) analysis by sex, b) analysis
by population. Lines connect the gender or populations (left) to 10
dietary order species OTUs (bottom, colored by taxonomic order). The
length of the boxes on the left reflects the number of reads analyzed
for each OTU. The length of the boxes on the right reflects the relative
abundance of each read per OTU in each taxonomic order of prey in all
samples in the data set, and the width of the connecting lines reflects
the relative reads abundance of each OTU within the diet. We show only
the connections that represent ≥1% of the diet of each species (total n
= 105,583 reads).
Table 1. The diet of spider Phonuetria boliviensis from Colombia
identified by DNA metabarcoding. Number of species corresponds to those
identified to species, genera and family level by gender and
populations. (-) undata